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gases : Weaigfeiten.
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&ommifiion bon Marine=S fiaieren unb
Sngenieuren ernannt, tpel9e NIT benz
etablfreuaer Ntlanta cine probefabrt
unternebmen unb i'm auf feline Seetrds
tigteit prtifen ioQen. Ser unfau auf
Der uNtlanta", BON benz neulid beri6tet
purbe, bat fi6 na9trdgli9 aIs nod
i9limmer unb f6mermiegenber berauss
gefeat, als anfdngli9 angenommen
purbe. Capt. 8unce bat feline Wieis
nung oabia ausgeipro9en, baB bic vNts
lanta" in lbrem iebigen 3ufanb fi9 gar
ni9t dig S9la9t-S 9iff eignet.
= Be5tigli6 bes @eiebes bonn 8.
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ben Sanbbefb in ben Serritoriem bers
bletet, Doren folgenbe Mnfragen an ben
General. Wntpalt geri9tet moroen: y
Be3iebt ft6 bas geieb au6 auf Bergs
tpertes p &6ntett Nusldnber Wttioz
rldre bon ameritanii9em Minengeieus
t@after tperoen2 81 8erbtetet bas @es
feB bic Nnlage ausl1nbtf9en GapitaIs
aur Gnttpidlung ameritanif6er Minens
Mnlagens ~ G6nnen Musldnber nit
Mmerifanern mebridbrige Gpntrafte
obf9lteben aur 8earbeitung anteritani>
f9er Minen2 @arlanb bat barauf bic
folgenben Nnttporten ertbeilt: y
Nein. p Sa, aber es barf ni6t mebr
als 20% fremoen Gapitals in ienen uns
ternebmungen ansele9t fein. 81 Nein,
1ber es bari fein @runbeigentbum auf
fol9e Gapitalien Derpfdnoet tperoen.
~ 50, Nusldnbe e f6nnen bic Bearbeis
tuag amerifanif6er Miuen auf 2ontratte
ibernebmen.
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irbii6e 5ta5tbabn anlegen nit einem
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cine Mrt Gingbabn tperben, pel9e ole
bic frablenf6rmig in gbicago einmittts
benben Babne1 miteinanber in Nerbin.
oung febt. Ma1 tpeiB nod ni9t, Oh
man als Sriebfraft Dampf, eomprimirte
Guft ober gleftricitdt 5enuBen mill. Sic
Babn foa - mie bic Mittbeilungen lauz
zen ao1 Dem Wfutfer Der utttertrbt'
tgea Sabt1efl in Nonoott uno Yarts atz
gelegt tperben. [Sn paris giebt es aber
gar feline fol9ei Mnm. b. &eb.]
Dem 9unnf1en 6anbelsberi1t
3ufolge finb bic grnteausff1ten inn ga,ts
gen 2auoe bur9f9nittli9 febr gut, ies
bod baben Snfecten unb anbaltenbe
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5raglligen S@aoeI aftgert9tet. Der
gIp9rl gal I@ fher5ttg geDo6en: 90
maroeI IN per perflofetien Noge UNI
oTo Megr 2Saarem emporium, als IN oer
ssnTn1lprewe1oen 2Soge oes Worta9rs.
Aaefol1gs mellf Der Snlport et1e g!etbs
9elllge 3anagme UNI 1910 auf. grttdils
lguag Do1 Is plelfag pernorger1fen, oaB
% HlyI gel!HgeH mtu, PIE gellIftt1ail'
gen per Smll@engafoelsotl 9u9er1eirl
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gInaagnen Ger Sagnen, oaB oas 9e.
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oDr'ses 9aDr nm olele Selt.
80 s1ae olutlge etreasoorlteautlg
49, 49,. * G soux Ea Sso.
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fcene1 ous benz .@il6em Weaen" .naer
befonbers an. gfIs bos Sonp, mn
Retnen hes Snbionersp nmhfss heoonn
nm gGes in her h6m1en m%,,frsS,,s"
Sic Gmafe frofhten mnm orem Mi% MINNIE |.
oer. lfbsr es tnoren nighf hie mmjhni,
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@dldnde! s9ldnde! edlaade

WeiBe G6ldu@e gum eprinfeIm 4
Sol Is Gent per SUB. @9par5e
Solitude, & 3ol Sur9meKer Is, %
uub 25 Gents per SUB bel
80. $. Gmtterfibe 8 &c.,
plumber & Sasfttter,
6,5,4M go. 1856 Gouiton Str.
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1as- pearI Bier, isnes pridelnbe
liebli9e @etrdnf lift iebt in Der sausen
Sta0t 3u betommen.
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rlnabertreffide a~n3ieHunsl
ueber cine bulbe Milicn rerlcof.
s.. Il.
Qouiiiana 5tate Qotterp So.

Diefes Snfitut purbe I'm Sabre 1858 fit
e~ratebnnss. uno 8obltbdtisteits . 8iuede bon
Der Staatslesi8latir gefetli9 tneorporirf.
Gurd Elm Neutrality-suspicious. 8otum tprrbet ibre
Nedte elm SbeiI Der 9esenuartisen Staatseou.
fttntton, angenommeu an 2. December 1879.
Sbrs srcBen 8%iebungen etaaet.
nen Nnmmern finbeu r1onatIid ftatt
Die nnteraeidneten Banfen uub 8anfiers
Deroet ollie getpinne in bet 2ouifiana @taats.
Sotter'e. bic ibnen praientirt ~iperben, ausaableu.
5. p. S8lesbH, Yrdi. Ga. Stat. Banf.
Y. Nanaur, prGi. State Nat. Bonf.
q. Baldwin, Yrdi. 81. 8. Seat. Banf.
!. Carl 3phn, Brdi. Union Nat. ganf.
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@rcbe mrnatltAe 3tetuna
in Der acaberat Of Wnie, Meu Orleans,
Dienitag ben 9. Mueuit 1887.
6aupt9etpinn $4,000.
100000 1idets 3u $40 iebes.
9albe IS. Sanftel So. 3ehntel 81.
ON. e.. %
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Memoriam.

Died al Hollins ms. Va. ON tbo etr
9I Jan. 1887, Linda Brown the eldcsl
paushlcr of DIR. w. NJ. and Dora Z.
Drown OF Macon Mississippi.
ihe old year had been numbered
WIN The Yesterdays that neyer como
PACK again, aud the New Year came
al"oplh@ III with us long train of com.
liS events, Health, Success. Joy. Peace
anu Happiness were those invited to
,aNe part in the pageant of life. Bur
,irre was one in the train, that came
"ioldoeE- The nevrr.welcDme Angel
pcath' Grim viSagcd monster he
setihN, out that is only the mark tha,
nI'!cS Tie love and kindness, and the in
nh'tc compassion that are his. Noise.
,cssly he sole into the chamber of a
beautiful, gifted girl and in her ear he
whispered THE Master is come and
caIleth for thee" Then he took the
gentle lovely Linda Brown. and bore
lcr from a ~sln-rursed world to the ham
ply nome of the good. Do our s,rieS-
en- hearts cry out from the depth Of
'heIr human agony
why shonld one so loved and love.
~ so surrounded by everything tina,
makes life desirable, be taken away?"
Hear what the Father saith. "What
do now yc know not. but We shall
Know" "Thcse light affections are
OUT Tor a moment and Shall work ont
Il iar more exceeding and eternal
WEIGHT of CORY"
Whom The Lord lovcth he cha.ten.
e'h,' Aud so the messenger that
seems SO cruel, is transformed into an
angel ofliGht, who has taken our loved
one from this world of sin aud suffer
my to the celestial city, whore there
Is mo more death neither sorrow, nor
crylhg, neither any more pain"
IN THAI blessed abode may God in
his own good time, gathcr The sorrow
stricken mother. sister and brothers,
who now miss 40 sadly the dear pres
ulce of Linda Brown,
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NOTICE TO q NTRACTORs.

Notice is hereby given that sealed rropo,'
sois viii he received until Monday, the TN
day of February, 1887, Tor the following
work to-wit:
l,t. For superintendent House at Poor
House.
I'd. For Kitchen at jail.
I'd. For ferc" around jail yard.
said work to be constructed accornlh? 10
plnns and specification. for same to be hleu
in Chancery Clerks Office. a..
The Board of supervisors reserve the
! rilA,t to reject any and all bids. ,r
ROBERT c. PATTY.
Clerk.
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5000 REWARD.

Twill give 500 for the apprehcn
sion Of So. Masscngllc. The fugitive
i, a,cllow man, about five 'crt' n.,'c
inches high. has features more IKE
those of Il white man than OIL Il negro
Wore. when he ran away, Il lra'!
Li,rk mus,a,he. is very slow and deep
snokcp hui talks very little. ABOUT
thirty.five old. rrpp,c
1ooo,-,m Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

LAND OFFICE At JACKSON. Miss.
October IL, 1856.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice OF has inten
ton to make final proof in support OF ms
claim. and that said proof will he mate he
fore the judge. or in his absence the Clerk
of ths Chancrry Court NoNubec County ut
Macon, Miss. on December 4, 1856, VIZ
Ned Castor, Homestead No. 1906 for the
northeast quarter OF northwest quarter,
See. 3. IT'S \, Il iG T..
He anne the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon ana
cultivation of said land, viz:
NJ l. Galloway. Il W c Lewis. Charles
Clark, John Nicholson, all of SIuqualak
Noxubes County, Miss.
JAS. .. STEWART.
Register.
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9TH Monday of April A.. D. 1887,

NElIcan live at home and make more
IUGmoney At worE for H.. than at any
thing else in this world. Capital not need,
ed: you are started free. Both sexes AL
ages. Any one can do the work. Large
earnings sure from lirSt start. Costs YOU
nothing to send Us your address and tind
ou,; if YOU are wise YOU viii do so at once.
II. UALLHrr Il Co.,
Portland, Maine.
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Strayed

From my place in,,Nlacon, Dee. % last,
a COW and calf. The COW is Il soi'd
rcd half Durham. about two years ola,
rather small. The calf was also solid
red, but lighter than his mother. Bo'h
are marked with undcrbit in right and
swallow fork in left ear. They are
probably west Of Macon. ANY int"r'
nation of them will be thankfully re-
ccivcJ. Mrs. LoTrIE |. YATES.
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Notice to ~T'respGssers

All parties are hereby notified moi
to trespass on our lands. The penalty
OF ,hc law will he invoked against I'LL
from and after this date.
WADE'S ITlI,
Jan, | 81 LUCY
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

Tho cold wave was succeeded oy
pleasant weather with southern!
winds, and the work of preparing inc
ground for spring has occupied the
time of our planters for several days
and business in town is consequent!
dull. with an encouraging prospee'
ohrnI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15
NOTICE.
The State of Mississippi, !

The State of Mississippi,
Noyuhee County.
HARRISON II Gathright, ct al.
No. 1902 ". IN ChantcF!
Jacob ilolborg. ct al
TO Il. Kahn. J, II. Allen. }. Curtis Bush
T. II. West. j. Lcinkauil. l.. strauss. J,
Brisk. q. jacobsen. NJ. Forcheimer. Fred
Forrheimrr. We command YOU To he and APP
pear before the Chancellor ofour said Chan
ccry Court at Il term thereof, to he holden
IT the Court House, in the town OF Macon
in sand county. on the
ath Monday Of April A. D. 1887,
then and there to plead, answer or demur &c
the Bin Of Complaint IN said cause.
Witness my signature and the seal OF 'aio
Court affixed, this ~ dav o: Deer \. d
lS>6. ROBERT [. PATTY.
dcrl5-it, clerk.
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Grand Jurors for February Term,

Grand Jurors for February Term,
Dist. ii. q. Poindexter, }. 7. Cole,
J. W. Carr.
.. II VI Hunter, J b Binion, W "
Robbins, A ID Ilutchcrson.
3. " T showers, l. B McDavid, j ID
Hodges, VIM French.
!. & w Neihcry, l. l. Anderson, 4
VI Thomas, j J lipsconib.
5. Al Moore, n Scales, L McMor-
ries. W d Ilcndrick.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

TAYLOR & Sonnet, have leased inc
Dcpoi Mil, and have a..sood supply OF
corn AVID fresh ground meal a'w"!' y"
hand. They solici, a share Of the pun
lie patronage.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

Winn F%ealhcrston has receive" u
large lot of dried peaches, and we
have found them to DO n very pala'a'
bic dish. Try them and you VIII p"!
again,
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Lost! Lost!

late "Wednesday evening, Dec. y,
nv small. black. russia leather porkt'
book. containing S65--iwo t"c'i'lc>'
two zen. one five dollar MI: alse a"'
count of sale ol two hlle> of cotton |"
Ii. Lucy. and II bale from {. Ia ~
s,on TO II Lacy. think | dropped II
out OF m, pnrkct vi The rack near Nr
Un;risop'S store. will eivc hhc@l.
reward 10 rrroNcr u. or for lnt"flia
lion lcadiag to its recovery.
acr25-lm. W. II. AtGtSTlS
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Mrs. Caroline Ethcridge, the WHO"
OF the late Lewis Etherid2c, dled ~
hor home in this town on "Wednesday
last, of congestion of the BRAIN ana
was buried in the Odd Fellows Gem
etery yesterday.
She was an old and esteemed resi-
dent for many years, and leaves a
largo circle of friends and relatives '"'
memory of a b!amclcss life.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

|f Of Willie l'oindcx.er,
auiarI! here as Shack, was a
algeciCd stroke to his moth
ftHiS, He WAS q student in
College, but at tic time of
Ta Oh a hunting excursion,
f's'' accidentally d;scharg-
ld effect, So, without amy
| While he wss jnst on the
|halood, with bright pros.
Pc chin, he Was suddenly la
|i'ih, leaving a doliug moth.
'!'a friends to mourn his
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

frID, Conyocation of the
|sr,eb will meet in Macon
Ian, 18th. There will be
18th, at Up m.
i geduqsla, 30 9. m, and
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

ENiioIdcrs OF the Macon &
railroad held Il meeting in
Pa tie Chanccry CIelk last
md elected Il. {. Patty,
leo. e, billiard, Vice Prcsi.
la' J. 0'Neill, Secretary.
'aI was commissioned 10 go
'a' 10 cOuicr with the peo-
100 'he subject OF building
F'a he is the very man for
r.. We hope wien he re.
FSaI be able to report prog
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r, before tbc date on
/ ', ,he wrapper Of your
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Notice

Is hereby given, that the Teachers
Institutes for February will be held 1T
Shuqnalak and Brooksvi'le as follows.
At Sbuqualak OF the first and Brooks
vile on the second Saturday Tor ,chite
and at Shulnal.k OH the second and
Brooksvillc on the third Saturday for
c0lOred teachers.
All teachers are required BY law to
attend AT one or the other place, or
forfeit a days. pay in case oi..fai!urc,
unless good and sufficient excuse be
rendered, in writing, within ten days
thereafter.
1t is hoped that all who can posi-.
bly, attend, will do 50, as the meetings
are well calculated TO be of interest
and profit TO teachers OF every grade
and position.
The institutes will be held at the
respective school-rooms in the above
named places, beginning about ten and
continuing until three O'Clock.
On the .t0H,M Saturday Of each
month, will be at my Office in Ma
con, TO receive teachers reports, issue
pay certificates, and attend TO other
necessary business connected with the
schools ofthc county.
The school term the present year
will he FIVE scholastic months.
BrookSyil!r. Miss, T.. A. PACE,
Jan'y -. 1887. Supt.
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Bronze Turkeys.

F,A TO improve your breed
get big bronze gobblcr
En French.
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.irnhinet Work.

A Va0lnet WUTK.
sard the services of Mr.
M prepared to do fine cab.
|sfNaiturc repairing.
p. T. CAlIILL.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

/. Negligence in us to fail
F ;rs fruit cake and the
h, Mrs. Dr.. Howell Of
4 was a fine sample
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

Nitman aud James Nichol-
|p1e 10 Meridian, and will
BEL Of course all their
ycyubcc viii be glad TO
.1,.l. ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

night stiff wind was
,hright light was seen
|n-.omc time proved
rt C%oIeman's field, lie
F,nilc of and il was
II be saved bis house
f-.,b ahsight of near 80
|riol hailed just in time
[tip good work and pre-
Ia his dwelling and out
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

|AN NOT EXPECT YOUR
10 lrire when they are be-
|rJ by worGis. Give them
+ Of Shrncr'- Indian Yer
b tAcy will be restored to
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

rendid sixty saw gin, jill
,p every respect, that |
Il,s for a wagon. Call on
ne at Prairie Point, Miss.
EUGENE GARNER.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

Seen what? The New DAVIS. II
is universally conceded to be the finest
finished. best made. and handsomcst
sewing machine in the market, II is
as much superior to the old-tnshion-
ed sewing machine. tor dom. all man
ner of work. rs the telephone is in adj
vance OF the old tin sp~caking-tubc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

n ran Notice.
E r,ssI NJ, Indebted to the late firm
Iheir I'i must conn to me aud
le so Indebtedness with said
l. WA must be closed up.
'AohAs j. O'NRiLi..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

The examination Of th" parties silS'
pcctca Ct being implicated in the AS
sauIt on Mr.. Geo, II. Goodwin somc
weeks ago, has consumed nearly al
the week in hearing the statement Of
witnesses, Anderson Allgood, the
only one on whom direct proof has
been fastened, still persists in dcclar-
ing that W. $. Ferris and Sol Masscn-
gale were the instigators OF the plot
to rob Mr. Goodwin. and his story
was a very straightforward and min
ute account OF the part they all took in
the transaction and their conduct af-
forward. Whether his cross-cXami-
nation will show enough discrepancy
TO inyalidate bis testimony remains 10
be seen. Il, it was all written down,
and will have to be siftcd by the coun.
sci before it can be placed before the
public in a reliable form. AT present,
public opinion is much divided as to
the wnilt Of Ferris, and Masscngair
has zone where no trace has yet reach
ed linn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

ktDd "'nor again offers his
Iad =, 'v's'ees to the people OF
humphreys Drug store.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

Notice !

Notice!
a. N. Sale will preach at
! Presbyterian Church on
J, nth 1887, morning and
A. T. DENT.
Sec. Bd. Dcacons.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

sa,,, 'aylor Inns gone back to
" Ala', aud will keen IN
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johnson, grandson of the
u"a'erlase, attended her fu-
|"' l'''ns In Vicksburg at
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ClTiZRNs,

F,ouori must be our next
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h., "''H Mr.. Shelton Thorn.
h,,O Town this week can't
m, '''aclng girl baby.
A,,, !, "0rsan Adams smile il.
T"~ lace, because it was a
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,rIe, sherman ana M
Fg,,' " wednesday and
gacon a, .7, a, IN, Garden
fn Hi T'i,ji Wednesday
j ly g,con at It ~
re- nn. ". Memphis.
,5 5.,, :, and Friday
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schedule,

|..'l closes at a m
El ;a,,@p,, Nu,hnIayi !
|.ilIr l,'' leaves Macon Z a.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

ES,, a'Ie'd, OF Bethany, Ala,
Ls s ,O'cIy Miss Bessie Somcr-
'a " TO. on the 2Sth of
ide happy couple spent
|,', ''u NoSubce and received
s s"'''''0hs and good wishes
Na lri,nds.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

"aa Hamilton and Carrie
VI SA"qualak, visited their
: Macon yesterday.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

'" oe q good entertainment
r" House Tonight for chill
wa Us grown folks. They
.,sa' something by illus,ra-
A'' only ID and 10 cents.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

vi" mas purchased tho
.' s''u will of Ford & Trim
H., continue the business at
'access. w "''" "'' inc
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-05-06
From the Roy..lten Banner.

From the RoTalten Banner. - :
Wilson & Penvey and J. p. Lokah both
expect 10 commence saving in about ten
days and are both putting forth every
exertion to have a buzzing old time
when they do open up.
The case of Kobe Va. Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, tried once in: Justice
court and twice in district court, Kobe
getting Judgment In each trial, was
recently finally decided by the Supreme
Court, a third trial being refused defen-
'dant. The case Is an important otie to
railroad cotnpaI1es, as it establishes the
law that they must fence their "yards'
and separdte their yards from their
depot grounds" by cattle guards.
DIED-At4 O'Clock p. m. on Sunday.
MAY !, 1881, Mrs Tabitha:: Black. wife
OF W. Black, IF Iiangola, Benton Co.,
Mimi, aged 80 years. &c.,.
The deceased was horn in Brush VAL
lev, Armstrong Co., Pa. She had heen
a long and patient sufferer. Last fall 1t
was discovered that shswas affected with
cancers In the breast. Allie surgical and
medical attendance was procured, and
an operation performed. For . time
she improved, but the cancerous growth
had persistent,y developed. and after
four months Of severe physical torture.
her life passed away in peace, During
all her sickness, her christian character
was manifested in suffering cheerful.
ness and raticnt resignation to her early
death. There are few such wo'nei, in
this world.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-05-06

Pat Shannon, who, WAS arrested last
week and fined for disorderly conduct,
was rearres,ed aoon after hs xas released
on similar complaint He was again
convicted and his fine placed At SO and
costs or 20 dsys:in jail. The authorities
didn't want him in the jAh very much,
and he was given an opportunity TO get
out Of town. He seened'to be favorably
impressed with our village, though, and
hung around until the marshal got his
hands on him again and he was taken 70
the cooler on Monday Yesterday morn
ing as5ailor Sand was taking him from
the Jail to the clubhouse Shannon got
away and started to run. Sand shot 1t
him four fines but the target lodged the
bullets very easily and ran towards the
woods east oftown. His wind gave out
about the time he reach the elevator ahd
VIM. CanAeld and Chas. Stone caught
him and brought him back to the jAil
Shannon is a rather tough customer, Ind
has frequently been Jailed, A few yesis
ago he was sent over the road from
Brainerd, and at Duluth he was badly
shot by the chief Of police. We advise
Jailor Sandto hereafter bamstrfng his
prisoners, as the elegant chuck they get
makes them too lively.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-05-06
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions
of certain mortgage deed made, executed
and delivered by John Tretter, mortgagor, to
Otway W. Baldwin, mortgages. bearing, date
register of deeds,. in and for the county Of
Morrison, state Of Minnesota, In book F of
mortgag S, page 5s4, on the 2sth day of July,
A. D. 1885, at o clock d. m. Of that day.
And whereas, there ishow claimed to be due
aid is due upon Said mortgage and the notes
secured thereby, the sum Of eighty and thirty
eight hundredtEs (sSoSS) dollars ana no Pro
stitutedt to recover said sum or any part there
Therefore, in pursuance to the power of sale
contained in said mortgage and recorded
and provided, notice is hereby given that the
premises described in said mortgage, to-wit;
the east halfle ~ Of the south west quarter
3sw14t and the sonth west quarter lsWM
Of the northeast kquarter MelD Of sec
ton number .twehty.thrse l2Y III IA j. township
one hundred and twenty (12N acres lying and
being in the said County Of Morrison and State
of Minnesota. " Ill be sold at public veudue,
to the highest bidder for cash, at the front door
Morrison, in Little Falls, in said county, on
Saturday, the 2lst day of May A, D. 1887 at
one o'clock p. m. of that day to satisfy the
| aforesaid sum of Eighty and ,3s-10O
S0.$8 dollars, with the further sum Of twenty
! Eve &250O attorneys fee, stipulated and agreed
closure thereof together with the costs and
March 18th 1887. ~'0S,'-.,~' ~
| %, w. BALDWIN,
l.: mortgage.
FRANK TOLMAN, i - =.
+ Attorney for Mortgage; ,,oou
Sheriff of Morrison County Minnesota.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-05-06
Sale of Short Horns.

On Monday, May 90. At 1 p. NJ, at st.
t1eud G. A. Gilman n. r. SEArle and
.Ionn Cooper are going to sell to the
hieheat bidders As pure bred Short Horn
cattle, including about 30 very fine young
hn|ls. nearly alt raised On the stock farms
of the vendors, and all in thriving
condition. They have heen bred with =
view to dairy as we'll as beef purposes.
The Short Horns for the. purpose Of
CROSSING upon common stock and 40 q
general purpose animal have stood the
fest Of a century and today are far in the
LEAD Of all thoroughbred cattle This
sale brings a grand opportunity almost
TO the. doors If our farmers, who will
profit by laying the foundation for
superior stock. Catalogues Gao he had
nv addressing either of The above parties
at St. Cloud.